Weirdo 1981 #18 - back issue - $11.00

Rundown of assorted fashions

Bagge repents for his editorial stint for the evil periodical named Weirdo magazine.

Mode is offered a bit part in a film. She then hosts an "intimate gathering" to celebrate this.

Binky meets a fellow signpainter in a bar, and offers to help him out

Childhood recollections of living in Irving, Texas in 1963.

Aline's daily routine

Commentary on female accoutrements

Life with Dori's pet dog Tona as she gives the dog a bath to treat its eczema.

Big Bitch steals the formula for Coke and delivers it to the Subcommitee on Internal Functions.

The dangers and attractions of being a new face in the city.

How art became an escape for Carol early on in her life.

The Crumb family take a trip to France for a comics festival as The Bunch details her infatuation with the country.

Aline Kominsky-Crumb's first issue as editor. Cover pastiches womens magazines. 1st printing: ? (2.50 USD); 2nd printing: ? (3.95 USD)

• Weirdo number 18 - A masthead drawing by Clark. Aline and Eric Freeman each contribute small spot illustrations. R. Crumb letters the reader letters- Kevin Dixon (Chapel Hill, NC); Joanne Hackett; Michael Bifulco; Karen Paperno (Austin, TX); Scott Semans (Seattle).
• Ruptured? You Poor Schmuck! - Small ads for back issue of Weirdo and "The Shit Generation's" (Ed Nukes & Jocko Levant Brainiac 5) "Spooky Comics."
• The Second Time Around - Story accompanied by four small illustrations. Binky Brown is Green's autobiographical pseudonym
• The Valmor Story - Text article about a hunt for 1930s Valmor advertising and sales material. Illustrated with approximately twenty-three images of labels and ads. In b&w except for the back cover. Monte Beauchamp did an article on the same subject in Blab! #8 (1995).